underway, but numbers might climb slowly in 2021 Stearn said he doesn’t have a computer with a webcam, and his cellphone is an old flip phone. “All of the (CBSA workers were) very nice, (and) he looked at the complicated instructions sheet and told me I need to go on a computer to have a Switch Health nurse watch me take the test. “I then went back to the (CBSA) office and met with the officer who gave me the random kit in the first place,” Stern said. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. A call to the Government of Canada COVID-19 number didn’t shed any light either. Stern’s pharmacy told him the same thing. Stern proceeded to the Cornwall hospital testing site for assistance, but was told it had never seen such a box. he told me the instructions were inside the box,” Stern recounted. “I informed the border agent I was not computer literate. Then, a twist – the agent also said he’d been randomly selected to receive a Stern COVID-19 self-test kit, which he said was required to be taken in front of a living person from a company known as Switch Health, (a Toronto-based health-care company). He stopped in at the Cornwall port of entry on his way to Massena to confirm he was meeting requirements, spent just 45 minutes in the U.S., didn’t come in contact with any Americans, was wearing his mask, and had a Canadian border agent upon his return approve his data and permit him to go home. 30 he wouldn’t need a test result to get back into Canada – and because he’s vaccinated and had just filled out an ArriveCAN form – he went across the border to collect 20 months’ worth of mail.
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